Georgian Bay Roots

Georgian Bay Roots

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Georgian Bay Roots episodes

  • Georgian Bay Roots #253 Aug 1 2021 (with Kailey)
    All aboard for Summerfolk 46!! Have you got your boarding pass...I mean, tickets yet? Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she shares music from artists playing THIS YEAR at Summerfolk 46 AND she'll tell you which stages you can find them at...including the Marine and Rail stage, the very stage she is hosting! Tune in now to hear music by Chantal Kreviazuk, The Skydiggers, Mia Kelly, The Arrogant Worms, Joshua Arden Miller and the Pappy Johns Band, Amanda Rheaume, Katherine Wheatley, Ray Bonneville, Julian Taylor, Raven Meets Lion, Basset, Benjamin Dakota Rogers and the Good Lovelies!
    59 min
  • Georgian Bay Roots #252 July 25 2021 (with Tom)
    A celebration of all things musical and francophone coming out of Penetang and Lafontaine with an emphasis on the role of Neil Lefaive throughout. The proceedings kick off in official fashion with the franco-ontarian anthem (albeit the dubstep version!) and a sampling of tracks from Penetanguishene Secondary School's concert band album circa 1975 before diving headlong into Monsieur Lefaive's production and mentoring work with Brouhaha and Brasse Camarade.
    We check in with École Secondaire LeCaron's woodshop teacher André Forget, area music teacher Michel Paiement and local artists Antoine Devillers, À Qui De Droit, Georgian Bay and Damien Robitaille. After hearing so much of his production (and solo sax skills in the PSS Concert Band) you'll get to hear a track from the man of the hour himself, Neil Lefaive, with a cut from his ongoing (since 1992!) project Fiddes-Lefaive.
    The show is rounded out with a summery track from Joëlle Roy, a more traditionally inspired tune from Ariko and, finally, wrapping up with a plea to preserve local beaches from (Damien Robitaille's dad and the man for whom the Lafontaine arena is named)Robert Robitaille.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Georgian Bay Roots Ep# 251 - Summerfolk46 (With Jon)
    On this week's show Jon shares music from artists on the line up for Summerfolk46 including
    Julian Taylor
    Samantha Martin and Delta Sugar
    Alysha Brilla
    The Good Lovelies
    The Arrogant Worms
    Okan
    Kelly Prescott
    Birds of Bellwoods
    Marshall Veroni
    Evangeline Gentle
    and new songs from
    Alexander Saint
    Swim Good Now & The Techno Hall of Fame
    1 hr
  • Georgian Bay Roots #249 July 4 2021 (with Kailey)
    SUMMERFOLK 46 IS HAPPENING!! After such a long live-music drought Kailey is pretty excited about our upcoming festival and hopes that you are too! This week on the show we're talking all things Summerfolk, spinning some tracks by artists confirmed to play at this year's festival and a couple of Kailey's "hopefuls" that would be amazing to hear at Summerfolk...or anytime at all. Featuring tracks by Danny Michel, Jaret Koop, The Once, Drew McIvor, the JD Edwards Band, James Keelaghan, Garnet Rogers, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, Rob Elder, The Mackenzie Blues Band, Skylark and Shakura S'Aida!
    1 hr
  • Georgian Bay Roots #248 June 27 2021 (with Tom)
    Hear a brand new track from Jayden Grahlman produced at Grey Noise in Meaford, a cut from Platinum Sweat live at Pride 2010 and a deep dive for National Indigenous History Month (Chippewa Travellers, Nadjiwan, Cheghano, Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie, Ansley Simpson, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Helen Roy, David Fuhst, Jesse Ed Davis) including an incredible teamup of Summerfolk alumni The Sadies and Buffy Sainte Marie!
    1 hr 1 min
  • Georgian Bay Roots Ep #247 June 20 2021 (with Jon)
    On this week's show Jon shares seasonal tracks, songs of reflection for the 215 children discovered in Kamloops, and a shout out for Father's Day.
    You'll hear from
    Jenn Grant
    Jeremy Fisher
    Sarah Harmer
    Ian Sherwood
    Earl Brinson
    Susan Aglukark
    Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie
    Digawolf
    Buffy St Marie
    Digging Roots
    Moscow Apartment
    Terry Tufts
    and First Rate People
    1 hr
  • Georgian Bay Roots #246 June 13 2021 (with Kailey...again!)
    Don't adjust your dial...Kailey is filling in for Kelly this week! This week on the show we're sharing a little bit of everything -- some old favourites, new discoveries, new releases, live recordings and local favourites! Catch it all here. Featuring music by Craig Cardiff, Will Gillespie, Alex Houghton, Patty McLaughlin, Dave Hadfield, Lennie Gallant, Peter Katz, The Good Lovelies, Colm Wilkinson, Taylor Raeburn, Old Man Luedecke, The Whiteley Brothers and our own Kelly Babcock!
    1 hr
  • Georgian Bay Roots #245 June 6 2021 (with Kailey)
    It's Junos week! We've got a jam-packed show for you this week with Juno nominees(and winners!), Summerfolk alumni, CBC Searchlight competitors, new music and old favourites. Tune in to catch it all! Featuring music by Wendi Hunter, Will Gillespie, Frank Westcott, Tanglefoot, Samantha Martin and the Delta Sugar, Sarah Harmer, Madison Galloway, Bahamas, Rose Cousins, Julian Taylor, William Prince and Willie Dunn!
    1 hr
  • Georgian Bay Roots #244 5/30/21 (with Tom)
    An hour's worth of beats to bop to on your way to, from or at the beach! Cued up: Grammy winner Louie 'Ox' Rankin and former resident of Hanover, Shelburne's Ruby Waters, from Owen Sound: DJ Strobe, Rap God M-D, Zomada, Platinum Sweat, Spoons (bass player Sandy Horne hails from the Scenic City) and Balmy Beach, a track each from Meaford's own Sages, JDon and Hantiks, Neyaashiinigmiing's Chippewa Travellers featured in a block rocker by Wolf Saga, Summerfolk alumni The Magic (sons of folkster James Gordon) and, because the video for his song 'Matter' is shot in Grey County, from Toronto by way of Nigeria, Tobi!
    1 hr

About Georgian Bay Roots

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For 8 years we were a weekly radio show based in Owen Sound, Ontario and presented by the Georgian Bay Folk Society. We shared music made in and played in Grey and Bruce counties with folk and roots music from across Canada and around the world thrown into the mix.